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Prevalence of dementia diagnoses not otherwise specified in eight European countries: a cross-sectional cohort study.

Connie LethinIngalill Rahm HallbergAnna Renom GuiterasHilde VerbeekKai SaksArménio CruzAdelaida ZabaleguiMaria Soto-MartinChrister Nilsson
Published in: BMC geriatrics (2019)
The prevalence of DNOS diagnosis is common and seems to vary between European countries. People with DNOS are more often older with more severe neuropsychiatric symptoms and receive fewer anti-dementia medication, anxiolytics and antidepressants. This would support the suggestion that a proper and specific diagnosis of dementia could help the management of their disease.
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